Sentence examples for ideas to launch from inspiring English sources

"You rush ideas to launch to take advantage of the bullish stock market, and the incubator just jumps to the next project," he said.

Seriously, retail is in the midst of dramatic disruption, fueled by technology, data and competition from entrepreneurs who are turning to lean startup ideas to launch companies that appeal to an ever-more-diverse and demanding customer base.

He got the idea to launch a campaign, with government support, to tap the islanders' sense of pride.

It might have been Lorne Michaels's idea to launch the show on the Web before we were on the air.

Time from idea to launch is rapidly coming down and could soon reach two years for well-conceived projects.

When we sat down a year ago with the idea to launch the gallery, we talked about it as a brand.

The association of the venue with past failure means it may not a good idea to launch a new initiative on that occasion.

"It was his experience of being in debt, together with his faith, that gave him the idea to launch the charity".

Senator Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, said he entered the debate "as a skeptic" and said he was not convinced that it was a good idea to launch missiles against the Syrian government.

In 1979, when cable TV was in its infancy, ESPN's founders had the idea to launch a 24-hour cable network that would focus on university sports in Connecticut, where they lived.

He will run IPC's magazine development and launch programme, oversee new project teams from first idea to launch, and work closely with senior editors on editorial strategy across the company.